Thursday, 1 September 2016

With the just concluded transfer window that ended on 31st of August all over Europe, here is the breakdown of the TOP 25 SPENDING CLUBS from this summer transfer across the Europe.

25. SOUTHAMPTON --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €52 million spent

24. EVERTON --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €53 million spent

23. SIPG --- CHINESE SUPER LEAGUE --- €54 million spent

22. WOLFSBURG --- BUNDESLIGA --- €55 million spent

21. VILLARREAL --- LA LIGA --- €58 million spent

20. CRYSTAL PALACE --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €61 million spent

=18. ASTON VILLA --- CHAMPIONSHIP --- €65 million spent

=18. NEWCASTLE --- CHAMPIONSHIP --- €65 million spent

17. WATFORD --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €69 million spent

16. PARIS SAINT GERMAIN --- LIGUE 1 --- €72 million spent

15. BAYERN MUNICH --- BUNDESLIGA --- €73 million spent

14. NAPOLI --- SERIE A --- €77 million spent

=12. ATLETICO MADRID --- LA LIGA --- €80 million spent

=12. LIVERPOOL --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €80 million spent

11. TOTTENHAM --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €82 million spent

10. INTER MILAN --- SERIE A --- €93 million spent

09. A.S ROMA --- SERIE A --- €94 million spent

08. LEICESTER CITY --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €96 million spent

07. ARSENAL --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €109 million spent

06. BORUSSIA DORTMUND --- BUNDESLIGA --- €120 million spent

05. BARCELONA --- LA LIGA --- €123 million spent

04. CHELSEA --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €149 million spent

03. JUVENTUS --- SERIE A --- €165 million spent

02. MANCHESTER UNITED --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €170 million spent

01. MANCHESTER CITY --- PREMIER LEAGUE --- €200 million spent.

The English Premier League set a world record of €1.4BN spent on transfer window from a single League, with Manchester City being the club with the highest spending transfer in the summer after Pep Guardiola splash a total of €200 million to secure services of new players to the club.

Paul Pogba set a world record as the most expensive player in history of football in transfer market, having moved from Juventus to Manchester United in a worth of €105 million to play under new manager Jose Mourinho.